Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes is used to making critical decisions in high-pressure situations on the football field.

However, when it comes to his family, he and his wife, Brittany Mahomes, work together on all the important choices.

Their latest big decision? Selecting godparents for their third child, and the couple has set their sights on close friends Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce for the role. NFL. Matt Healy mocks his ex Taylor Swift’s songs: ‘They’re such obvious compositions…’
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Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski are just as intrigued by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship as the rest of the world.

In the latest episode of their podcast, Dudes on Dudes, aired on October 24, the former NFL stars openly discussed their admiration for the couple and playfully entertained the idea of them starting a family. Edelman, 38, expressed his enthusiasm for Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs superstar.

“He’s a superstar and he’s dating Taylor Swift,” Edelman declared. “And they might have a kid. That would be a great kid.” Rob Gronkowski then chimed in, adding his support for their potential family.

“They should have a kid,” Gronk exclaimed. A Swift/Kelce child would be unstoppable
The conversation took a humorous turn as Gronkowski imagined the talents that their potential child would inherit.

“Just think about it: he’s catching eight passes a game, and then at halftime, he’s doing the halftime show!” he joked. When Gronkowski asked Edelman about the timeline for this future offspring, Edelman playfully replied that it could happen “probably sooner,” given Swift’s early rise to fame.

“Taylor was on the scene when she was, like, 13,” he remarked. The duo continued their lighthearted speculation, with Gronkowski comparing their hypothetical child to young prodigies. “It would be like the new Ryan Williams, you know how he’s 17 years old at Alabama?” he said. “Their kid would be, like, 14 in college. They just surpass middle school because he’s so smart.”